Tag: Transparency Reports

Reports from civil society in East Asia show that while governments are sharing more information about their requests for access to users’ data or restriction of content, sometimes the numbers aren’t adding up.

We’ve updated and relaunched our Transparency Reporting Index. Here’s a look at what the latest reports show about how companies are handling government demands to access users’ data or censor content.

Access analyzes Vodafone’s most recent transparency report.

To shed more light on the dark landscape of government surveillance online, Access has pushed for greater transparency from companies on the requests they receive to share data and disrupt networks.

States have lagged far behind other stakeholders when it comes to reporting on their surveillance activity, especially on national security matters.

The company disclosed surveillance requests from its two home jurisdictions, along with promises of more comprehensive reports to be released every six months.

Wikimedia appears to be taking strong actions to protect user data from surveillance and censorship.

In the U.S., where Verizon has more than 100 million customers, the company continues to receive tens of thousands of government requests for user data every month, according to its latest transparency report.

Quick response to ODNI transparency report published today

Vodafone, the largest international mobile provider in the world, released today the most detailed transparency report ever.